Confrontation over UNICEF UNESCO and Indonesia needs
Extract from President Sukarno’s speech discusses malnutrition and health in Indonesia. Emphasizes nutrition, health, and education as top needs for children, calls for expanded rural health services, disease control, and higher protein foods. Notes planned milk resources and school gardens, with emphasis on training local leaders.
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Sukarno
United Nations
Unicef
Unesco
Milla Tns
Indonesia
Tts
I Djakarta
Mio Jerse
Unicte
Als
Mossy Point coast protection sparks NSW state debate
Deputy Premier Hills declined to block Furnbodally Shire Council plans for a cliff-top mud wall at Mossy Point. Canberra residents and visitors fear loss of sea views, safety and the area’s natural beauty. Critics urge a coast-wide preservation stance for future generations.
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New South Wales
Hills
Furnbodally
Mossy Point
Canberra
Government of
The myth of a hungry trouserless China
A biographer recalls Morrison's decades in China as Peking correspondent and adviser, noting his deep affection for the Chinese people and fascination with both its enduring traditions and the surge of modern realities. He describes China’s varied leadership, public cynicism, and a nation moving from famine to relative prosperity under a controlled press and evolving social norms.
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Peking
Morrison
The
Times
China
Tibet
Lealers
Hugh Fernando
Ceylon
House of Representatives
Peng Chen
Mao
Peng
Korea
America
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Krushchev
Chiang
Hong Kong
Sark
Briain
Uclear
Taiwan
Okinawa
Japan
Tonkin Gulf
United Nations
Australia
Shensi Daily
Doctors in revolt over fee stabilisation in New South Wales
A NSW correspondent reports doctors’ earnings and fee stability protests amid rising costs and debate on national health service models. It notes GP charges around £1 15s per visit, how earnings vary by location, and tensions with the 1963 AMA agreed stabilisation. It also discusses broader political angles including Britain’s NHS and potential medical civil service.
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Macquarie Street
Department of Taxation
G.P
Sydney
AMA
Reading
Bondi Junction
Medical Journal of
Australia
Britain
Medical Practitioners’ Union
Discovery and exhibitions mark early Australasian ventures
On this day 1851 explorers note a gola discovery in Australia by E. H. Hargreaves. The first New Zealand exhibition was held in Dunedin in 1866. The Aeronautical Society and Royal Naval Society foundations appear in Britain as Australian Natives Association opens ranch in Canberra.
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Australia
E. H. Hargeaves
New Zealand
Dunedin
Aeronautical Society
Britain
Royal Nautical Society
Australian Natives ‘Association
Canberra
Nuclear policy and UN admission debate rages
Sir. The most important issue is avoiding nuclear war and ensuring Red China's disarmament before UN admission. Critics say admission without guarantees would betray the UN Charter's clause on collective security and peace maintenance.
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United
Ayer
International
Korea
Nimanity
Susiov
Comemunat Pats
Mao Tseiiing
Moscow
Red Ching
China
Sya
United Nations
UNO
Red China
Wentworth
Parliament House
Governor-General Hosts Dinner at Government House
The Governor-General hosted a dinner party at Government House last night, inviting senior officials and guests to the formal exchange of greetings and to discuss ongoing official matters in a ceremonial setting.
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Government House
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Pocket Oxford
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Blunden
Mr. McMahon
U.S.A
Donald Campbells
Lake Dumbleyung
Wuhan
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